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I am working on my Master of Science Degree studying how forest
succession influences native bee diversity in Alberta and British
Columbia.  Is there a way that you know of to trap bees without killing
them?  There are various method used that I have researched all result in
the death of the bee.
Thank-you for any assistance.

Jamie Rawlusyk
Royal Roads University

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